Pitt Wins Behind Second Half Run Over WVU
West Virginia fought back from a 21-point first-half deficit but Pitt pulled away in the second half. Chris Brooks scored 23 as Pitt surged to a 14-2 stretch to take control, finishing 96-87. WVU, 2-2, was led by Tracy Shelton with 21 and Mike Boyd 18.
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Huskies Dominate Maine 85 60 In Bangor
Connecticut ranked 14th beat Maine 85-60 as Chris Smith scored 20 points and sparked a 24-12 second half run. Scott Burrell had 19 points and 11 rebounds and John Gwynn added 12 off the bench. The Huskies led 33-30 at intermission in the North Atlantic Conference matchup.
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Bears Fall To Redskins In Low-Scoring Comeback Loss
Bears’ defense forced five interceptions but a late Redskins rally powered by a fumble by Brad Muster and two late picks. Mark Rypien threw an 8 yard TD to Gary Clark after Chicago led 9-0 at halftime. Washington improved to 8-5. Chicago 10-3 had clinched NFC Central but eyed a playoff bye.
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Tyson Ruddock looming bout eyed after Stewart win
Atlantic City AP reports promoter Don King says Mike Tyson is back and could meet Donovan Razor Ruddock in late March or early April for the WBC heavyweight title if Evander Holyfield loses his first defense. Tyson stopped Alex Stewart in 2 27 of the first round at the Convention Center. Ruddock knocked out Mike Rouse in the same card, showing potential power with his left hook and right uppercut.
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Noll gains 200th win for Steelers in 24-3 win
Chuck Noll earned his 200th victory as the Steelers defeated the New England Patriots 24-3 in Pittsburgh. Merril Hoge ran for two touchdowns as Pittsburgh's defense held after three first-half fumbles and a punt block, keeping Cincinnati and Houston tied atop the AFC Central with Houston.
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Ward, Goins spark Concord comeback over Davis & Elkins
Ward scores 26 with 20 in the second half and Concord rallies to 107 85 in WV Conference play. Goins adds 21 points as Concord improves to 8-2 overall and 5-1 in the conference and prepares to visit Ferrum. Davis & Elkins led 46-44 at halftime before Ward's dunk and late surge.
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Mississippi State hires Sherrill as coach to return home
Mississippi State names Jackie Sherrill as head football coach replacing Rockey Felker after a 5-6 season. Sherrill, 47, returns to college football following private business, cites a win now plan and aims for SEC title.
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Princeton Tigers honored at annual football banquet
Outstanding Princeton Tigers for the 1990 season were honored at a PSHS Boosters banquet. Ted Spadaro presented Coalfield Conference All First Team trophies to Willie Rose and Ahren Self, with Josh Tabor named Sophomore of the Year. Fifteen players received honorable mention. David Spangler won Defensive Player of the Week for West Virginia with McDonald’s and Wills and Archer Law Firm sponsorships aiding scholarships.
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